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  1. cjuwilkins

    CFM of Cool Air as a Function of Heat Load

    I really appreciate your advice. I'll look into whether the different numbers I used are reasonable, and at least now I know how to use the equation. Thanks again!
  2. cjuwilkins

    CFM of Cool Air as a Function of Heat Load

    EDIT: Maybe I should mention that for dT, I used 95F - 14F.
  3. cjuwilkins

    CFM of Cool Air as a Function of Heat Load

    Thanks for the advice guys. To IRstuff, the room is pretty small and the exhaust and intake vents will be in opposite corners of the room. I am fairly confident we'll be satisfied, assuming I choose the right fan speed. Just checking, are there any other formulas that might be useful to me? The...
  4. cjuwilkins

    CFM of Cool Air as a Function of Heat Load

    Hello, I wrote a lengthier post but I don't think my question deserves a large amount of text. If you need more information please ask for it, I'm trying to make my question as quick and as simple as possible. I am trying to find out how to relate the amount of cold air "in" I need for a heat...

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